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It’s clearly something, or it wouldn’t cheat the test.
by smogcutter 3y ago
It’s clearly something, or it wouldn’t cheat the test.
- fwungy 3y agoIt assumes the regulations are sensible which is not always the case. Regulations can cause inordinate costs increases relative to their actual value. The fact that the regulations may be well intended is orthogonal. There is no reason to cheat if compliance is trivial.
- Arn_Thor 3y agoThat is one argument. But the company doesn’t get the benefit of the doubt